Course Description
This Microsoft Windows Server 2008 online training course is designed for students who work in complex computing environments of medium-sized to large companies, and who plan to take the Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist (MCTS) 70-643. Some of the training topics that will be covered include Windows Deployment Services, Virtual Machine, Windows Activation, Windows Server Storage, Failover Clustering, and Terminal Services.
Once you have completed Microsoft Windows Server 2008-Configuring an Applications Infrastructure Part 1 the next course in this series is Microsoft Windows Server 2008-Configuring an Applications Infrastructure Part 2. In the second course of this series you will learn how to install and configure a web server, create and configure web sites, implement virtual directories and web applications, learn how to secure both web servers and web sites, and install, configure, identify and manage modules. The final presenation in part 2 will be learning how to deploy an ASP.NET web server. Click here to learn more about Microsoft Windows Server 2008-Configuring an Applications Infrastructure Part 2.
In This Course You Will Learn:
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Deploy Windows Server 2008 and client Operating systems
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Implement a Windows Activation Infrastructure
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Configure Server Storage
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Describe Server Clustering
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Deploy a Terminal Server
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Configure Terminal Services
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Publish Applications using RemoteApp
Prerequisites
You need to have a solid foundation-level understanding of Microsoft server operating systems, common Internet technologies and have taken Microsoft Windows Server 2008 - Configuring a Network Infrastructure Part 1 and Part 2, and Microsoft Windows Server 2008 - Configuration Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3.
If you do not have this experience, we recommend the following GogoTraining courses:
Outline
Module 00: Microsoft Windows Server 2008:Configuring an Applications Infrastructure Part 1 Online Training -Course Introduction
Module 01: Deploying Windows In A Windows Server 2008 Environment
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Windows Deployment Fundamentals
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What is a WIM File?
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Windows Automated Installation Kit Tools
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Windows Deployment Methods
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System Center Configuration Manager 2007 (SCCM 2007)
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Lab Exercise
Module 01 A: Windows Deployment Tools Demo
Module 02: Deploying Windows Deployment Services (WDS)
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Windows Deployment Services
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WAIK to WDS Comparison
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WDS Infrastructure
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Configuring WDS
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Capturing Images with WDS
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Deploying Images using WDS
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Lab Exercise
Module 02 A: Windows Deployment Services Demo
Module 03: Deploying Virtual Machines
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Virtualization Solutions
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VPC2007
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Virtual Server 2005 SP1
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Hyper-V
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Hypervisor
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Virtual Disk Types
Module 04: Implementing a Windows Activation Infrastructure
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Product Activation Types
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Implementing MAK Activation
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Advantages and Disadvantages of MAK
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Implementing KMS Activation
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Lab Exercise
Module 05: Configuring Server Storage
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Understanding Server Storage Technologies
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Direct-Attached Storage
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Network-Attached Storage
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Fiber channel vs. iSCSI
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Managing Disks, Volumes and Partitions
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Lab Exercise
Module 05 A: Configuring Disks Demo
Module 06: Configuring Server Clusters
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Features and Limitations of DNS Round-Robin
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Main Function and Features of Network Load Balancing
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Steps To Configure Network Load Balancing
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Main Function and Features of Failover Clustering
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What are the requirements of Failover Clusters
Module 07: Deploying a Terminal Server
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Basic Features and Functions of Terminal Services
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Terminal Services vs. built-in Remote Desktop features of Windows
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Install the Terminal Services role on a full Installation and server core of Windows Server 2008
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Describe client licensing options for a terminal deployment
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Prepare a terminal server for deployment
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Lab Exercise
Module 07 A: Deploy a Terminal Server Demo
Module 08: Configuring Terminal Services
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Terminal Services Configuration Console
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RDP-Tcp Properties
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Terminal Services Server Properties
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TS Session Broker Settings
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Terminal Services Printer Redirection
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Lab Exercise
Module 08 A: Configuring Terminal Services Demo
Module 09: Configuring And Managing Terminal Services Clients
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Configuring Terminal Services Client Settings
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RDP Files
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Configuring Terminal Services Clients Through Group Policy
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Configuring User Profiles for Terminal Services
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Managing Terminal Services User Connections
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Controlling TS User Sessions
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Lab Exercise
Module 09A: Configuring TS Clients Demo
Module 10: Deploying Terminal Services Gateway
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Overview of Terminal Services Gateway
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Adding the TS Gateway Role Service
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TS CAP
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TS RAP
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Remote Desktop with TS Gateway
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Lab Exercise
Module 10 A: Configuring TS Gateway Demo
Module 11: Publishing Applications with TS RemoteApp
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TS RemoteApp feature of Terminal Services
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Why use TS RemoteApp
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Installation of applications and how to enable them for multiple users
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Make an application available through Web browsers
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Create a RDP file that will launch an application on a Terminal Server
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Create an installer package to create shortcuts to RemoteApp
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Lab Exercise
Module 11 A: Configuring TS RemoteApp Demo
Module 12: Exam Prep 70-643 Part 1
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Windows Deployment
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Virtual Machines (Hyper-V)
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Windows Activation
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Windows Server Storage
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Terminal Services
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Terminal Services Server role services
Certification
Microsoft Windows Server 2008-Configuring a Application Infrastructure Part 1 is part of a three-course online training series that prepares you to take the Microsoft's Technology Specialist (TS) Exam 70-642. The course maps to the Microsoft's official curriculum 6419B, 6419A, and 6421A.
When you pass Exam 70-643: TS: Windows Server 2008 Applications Infrastructure, Configuring, you complete the requirements for the Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist (MCTS): Windows Server 2008 Applications Infrastructure, Configuration Certification.
This exam also counts as credit toward the Microsoft Certified IT Professional (MCITP): Enterprise Administrator certification.
For more information about the exam requirements or locations and pricing, select the links located in the Related Links section for this course.